Sentence examples for pressure later from inspiring English sources

Hill's pressure later led to the creation of national parks and green belts.

The PA, who have denied they made the decision under US pressure, later reversed their decision.

He resisted pressure later to informally canonise his conqueror afterwards but he did say: "That's definitely the best he served against me".

For one, putting off effective treatments in favour of unproven alternative medicines might cause more serious health complications to arise, creating extra pressure later down the line.

And it proved to be utterly powerless when it was faced with the full weight of foreign pressure later in the 1840s.

Then, when the camera changes angle, a firm electronic hum starts, perhaps indicating the viewer's mental pressure; later, this grows to a near roar.

The RUF began to disarm after political pressure, and later economic sanctions, were exerted on Liberia which had supported the RUF in exchange for conflict diamonds smuggled out of Sierra Leone.

During the first few hours after death, the dark purple parts of skin can turn whitish after applying pressure, but later, this effect is not observable.

18 ORs and 99% CIs for the association between (1) demographic and lifestyle characteristics and HDP, (2) HDP and high blood pressure in later life and (3) HDP and stroke in later life were estimated using logistic regression.

And like Japan's other carmakers, Toyota could face pressure later this year if the value of the dollar fails to recover against the recently rising yen.

The first is external pressure: later this month the Italian parliament is expected to endorse a directive covering electricity issued by the European Union.